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Lonsdale Gallery booth #1008
Art Toronto 2011
October 27-31, 2011
Exhibition extended to Saturday, November 19, 2011.
Open Spaces was a juried selection of large-scale sculpture and installation art for this year’s Art Toronto 2011. Amanda McCavour was one of 15 engaging installations featured in Art Toronto. Her installation “Stand In For Home” is a three dimensional fibre installation.
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front Street West
Opening Night Preview, thursday, October 27, 2011
Public Hours, Friday October 28 through Monday, October 31, 2011
**Please note that Lonsdale Gallery will be open by appointment only October 27 – 31st. To book an appointment, please email info@lonsdalegallery.com or call 416-487-8733
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Thursday, August 18th marked the opening of Grande Italia, featuring the newest series of photographs by Neil Dankoff. This exhibition of vistas of Italy continues at Lonsdale Gallery until October 2, 2011.
By popular demand, a second reception is being held Tuesday, September 13 from 6-9pm. This reception is open to the public.
Please see [...]
August 18 -October 2, 2011
Reception: Thursday, August 18 7-10pm
In Grande Italia Neil Dankoff turns his lens to Italy in this new series of panoramic photographs of cities, coastal villages and their surrounding landscapes. Dankoff focuses on how cities in Italy adapt to the beauty of their natural surroundings. Capturing the unique relationship [...]
Images from the opening reception of new works by Pedie Wolfond and book signing of “Find Your Heart: Book Two”.
The exhibition continues at Lonsdale Gallery until July 10, 2011.
Pedie Wolfond
Hearts & Flowers
June 9 – July 10, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9 from 7-10pm
This exhibition, spanning both floors of the gallery, will showcase two new bodies of work by Pedie Wolfond: Hearts and Flowers.
In “Flowers” Pedie has turned her painter’s eye to the lens to capture [...]
Main Level Gallery:
Black Garden by Osheen Harruthoonyan
Black Garden is a featured exhibition for the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival 2011. In this exhibition, Osheen Harruthooyan questions how land can be simultaneously imbued with the cultural history of a people as well as its neglect through the entitlement of those same cultures. Harruthoonyan [...]
